Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-30
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court and he hoped the bin would be

ing Richmond whatever court facilities
she might ask for. This bill was APP
proved by nine tenths OF the lawyers
Of this city, and he thought those who
lived here were the best judges of what
was needed.
Mr.. Gordon said the committee had
considered Tie whole question and the
hill 10 establish the court should pass.
After further discussion the bill with
the substitute was recommitted.
MILLER SiNSUAL-LABoR SCHOOL.
The Chair laid before the Senate a
communication from the Governor
transmitting the annual report of the
Second Auditor, and rs such secretary
Of the Miller Manual-Labor School. in
AlbCmarlr, on the Miller fund, which,
without being read, was laid on the
table and ordered TO be printed.
The report shows that there is now in
The Treasury $50, 765. ~ and IN the Sta.e
Bank Of Virginia to the schools credit
S77S.5S
KENDALL COAiPANY's CLAIM TO BIZ PAID.
The hour of o'clock having arrived
the bill 10 provide for the payment of
judgment recovered by the Kendall
Eank-Note Company of New York
against the BOard OF Commissioners OF
the Sinking Fund of Virginia, which
had been made the special order for
that time, came up. The bill without
discussion was adopted by The following
recorded vote:
AYEs-Nossrs. Barry, Bibb. Bliss, Coltrainc.
Dalton. Digs. kdmunds, Ellys0n, Gordon.
Eea'op, JCres, koiner, Lovenstoin, NcCOr-
mick, Mcdonald, Meredith. Petit, Road,
stuhos. Thurman, Trout, Warwi;k and Wick
ham.-23.
NoEs.--Ncssrs. Blackstone, Gee. Grim.
Hodges. kcezcll, l'hea. and William.
INQUIRY ABOUT BONDS.
Mr.. Hcoton offered the following
which was adopted
Rcsoircd, That the Committee on
Finance be requested TO inquire into
and report whether any of the bonds
printed by the Kendall Bank-Note Com
pany have been fraudulently issued,
and from whom and how obtained, and
also inquire into the expediency Of
having the bonds now under the con-
troll of The State burned or otherwise de-
stroyed, and, if possible, to secure the
destruction of the plates.
A GENERAL GAME LAW.
The bill introduced by Mr.. McCor-
mick, to prescribe general game law
for the protection OF game III the State
Of Virginia, and to repeal all existing
acts touching the same, which came up
on its third reading, created some dis
cussion.
The bill prevents the killing of phea-
SAINTS or wild turkeys between February
lst and September 18th partridges, be-
tween February lst and November lst ;
deer, lttwoen January lst and August
18th; wild geese or ducks, between
April 1st and September This law
permits counties TO offer rewards for
scalTs Of wolves, foxes, etc.
Amendments were adopted exempt |
ing the counties of Rockingham and |
Augusta from this law, they to remain |
under special game laws now in force
and the bill as amended was advanced
to its passage and sent to the House.
PROPERLY REFERRED.
Mr.. Wickham called attention to the |
fact that there were certain portions of !
the Governors message read early in |
the DAY. and in this connection offered
the following, which were adopted:
Feso1red. That 80 much OF the Governors |
message Cf April 9th as refers 10 the deposi- |
tories OF public moneys be referred 10 tue CON-
! litoe Of Banks and Finance, to report by bill |
ar Otherwise
ReslrsG. That so much Of the Governors |
n cssaec Of April 18th as refers 10 the members |
Of the board Of directors Of State institutions |
lc referred 70 The Committee on Public ln3u- |
tutcns, and report by bill or otherwise.
The remainder of the session was |
spent on Mr.. McDOnald's resolution
GcpoIted clsewhere), and the Senate
1T $50 +. VI. adjourned.
House OF Delegates.
The House met at noon-Speaker
Stuart in the chair No prayer.
LEAVE or ABSENCE.
Leave OF absence was granted Mr..
McCandlish, of Petersburg, one day ;
Mr.. Wise. of James City, one day ;
Nr. Franklin, of Appomattox, five
days.
ATTERSOON SESSIONS HEREAFTER.
N,r. Loving, of Amherst, offered a
resolution providing that, beginning at
once and excepting Saturdays, the
chair be vacated at p NJ. and resumed
at 1 j. NJ. At the afternoon session the |
roll is TO he called, and as each name is
called the member shall have the right |
10 call up any bill of a private or local
nature.
Mr.. Wise, of James City, wanted to
amend 10y providing that the counties
and cities be called instead OF the roll.
Lost.
The resolution was agreed TO.
BILLS INTRODUCED AND REFERRED.
Rv MIR. Chalmers, of Isle of Wight
To allow the treasurer Of Isle of wight |
county to collect by levy certain tax
bills not returned delinquent.
Ey Mr. Terry, of Charlotte To
amend the act approved January -,
1886. in relation to the election and
qualification Of county officers.
Nv Mr. Franklin, Of Appomattox
A ioiut resolution in relation to the |
public debt. -
Rv Mr. Southwortb, of Essex 70 |
lcoalize certain acts and proceedings
OF tie Board Of Supervisors Of the
county Of Essex.
By Mr.. Cardwell, of Hanover: To
require the payment of the Interest
accrued hereafter of the Common
wealth for $4,000 held 10y the trustees
Of the General Assembly of the Pres
byterian Church in the United States.
BY Mr.. Wise, of James City Joint
resolution in relation TO the collection
OF taxes.
HOUSE BILLS REPoRTED FROM COMMIT
TEES.
To repeal the present road law in |
Carroll county to amend the law en-
titled an act to provide for building |
bridges, opening, working, and keeping |
in order the roads OF Charlotte county, |
approved March 3, 1886; to amend the !
law entitled an act to provide for the |
;n,nrovement and working Of the roads |